Bugbear, you have to love the way new clients save all the addresses.
I dont think Mac users have anything to worry about.
The address is probably generated by the virus on the infected machine. In other words bogus.
mindsprings.com, if you run a pc you have to run a virus checker if you dont, dont sub to mailing lists. Simple.
Still looking forward to that bottle, pickle.
Peter Heinemann wrote:
Today I got mail from:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Never subscribed to pci-powermacs list, so the mail with the 100kb attachment I received today looked very suspicious to me. I opened it as source only and saw advertesing from Smalldog and also something from "Lowend Mac". Maybe someone has hijacked the database of a good list and now sends out spam with viruses just to knock out Mac users.
Maybe I am wrong, but if you don�t have subsribed to pci-powermacs list and get mail with attachments, better be carefully and better don not open it...
-Peter
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